Cherry Suede
Cherry Suede formed in Los Angeles around 2015, with Jack Valentine on vocals and guitar. They played local venues for a couple years before putting out their...
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Cherry Suede formed in Los Angeles around 2015, with Jack Valentine on vocals and guitar. They played local venues for a couple years before putting out their first album, 'Echoes of Yesterday,' in 2017. That record included 'Worth The Wait,' which got some attention.
They've kept at it with albums like 'Unveiling' in 2019 and 'Bloom' in 2021. The band includes Lily May on keyboards, Ethan James on bass, and Ryan Dean on drums. Their songs tend to be on the introspective side, with titles like 'At The End of the Day' and 'Can't Help Loving You' suggesting a certain reflective mood.
They've had some music placed in films and television shows. Their sound gets described as alternative rock with some dream pop and psychedelic touches, though that's mostly just how people talk about it. They're still based in LA.
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